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by buncee
2013-12-03T15:35:34-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: -limit not working
Replies: 8
Views: 4669

Re: -limit not working


try leaving off the mb


Try

convert -limit area 128MB -list resource
It should return an area limit of 128MB. If so, ImageMagick is behaving as expected.


These together provides some information which moves me to the next question:

when I run:
convert -limit map area 128 -limit map 256 ...
by buncee
2013-12-03T10:57:03-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: -limit not working
Replies: 8
Views: 4669

Re: -limit not working

It gives:
convert: invalid argument for option '128MB' : -limit
by buncee
2013-12-03T02:15:36-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: -limit not working
Replies: 8
Views: 4669

Re: -limit not working

I tried. But that doesn't seem make any difference...
by buncee
2013-12-02T23:54:19-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: -limit not working
Replies: 8
Views: 4669

Re: -limit not working

Thank you. But it doesn't solve my problem :(

If I'm not specifying a disk limit will there be any problem?

When it gives the error, is that because the disk limit (512mb) is too small? But I think it wouldn't take much space to process image, right? What is a proper value for disk size, e.g. 2 ...
by buncee
2013-12-02T19:18:28-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: -limit not working
Replies: 8
Views: 4669

-limit not working

Hi,

I've been blocked on this for a whole day. Really need some help or idea.

I run the command:

convert -limit area 128mb -limit map 256mb -limit disk 512mb -format %w,%h, <inputFile> -identify <outputFile>

It give the error: Could not read file as specified mime-type, file is invalid or ...
by buncee
2013-11-27T14:03:56-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: jpeg converted image get bigger than the original jpeg?
Replies: 2
Views: 2206

jpeg converted image get bigger than the original jpeg?

I'm new to ImageMagick so pardon me if this is a really stupid question.

I ran the command :
convert -format %w,%h, input.jpg -resize MxM> -identify output.jpg

where M is the longest dimension of the image, say the input is 1024x768, then M=1024, so I'm assuming the dimension of output image will ...